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 1 XII  |   other, incessantly, from his lips.~During his passage over
 2 XVII | exclamations, escaped from the lips of our travellers:~“What’
 3 XXI  |      or did it come from human lips?~Kennedy, perfectly comprehending
 4 XXII |       drops upon his patient’s lips.~The latter feebly pressed
 5 XXVI |      them dared to moisten his lips with them. Two pints of
 6 XXVII|    agony.~Joe did not open his lips. He was buried in his own
 7 XXVII|     and his swollen tongue and lips could hardly articulate
 8 XXVII|        his parched and swollen lips.~Toward evening, Joe had
 9 XXVII|      store, and bore it to his lips.~At that instant he heard
10 XXVII|   which he plunged his parched lips. Joe followed suit, and
11 XXVII|     master.~To carry it to his lips, and to half empty it at